Ejemplo de curriculum para Arte Interdisciplinario de la UNIVERSITY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Bachelor's Degree in Art / Interdisciplinary Art: Studio Art

Program for 4-year degree

Semester One (Fall)

1101-105 Foundations of Design
1105-101 Introduction to Drawing
1104-109 Digital Applications

Semester Two (Spring)

1105-115 Visual Thinking
1105-205 Figure Drawing
1105-145 Basic Digital Photography

Semester Three (Fall)

1105-231 Introduction to Painting
1105-281 World Art History: Ancient to Renaissance
1105-251 Introduction to Sculpture
OR
1105-261 Introduction to Ceramics
OR
1105-112 Three Dimensional Design

Semester Four (Spring)

1105-241 Introduction to Printmaking
1105-282 World Art History: Renaissance to Contemporary
1105-394 Illustration Techniques

Semester Five (Fall)

1105-331 Advanced Painting
1105-124 Computer Art
OR
1105-201 Computer Illustration
________ Art History Elective

Semester Six (Spring)

1105-303 Advanced Figure Drawing
1105-341 Advanced Printmaking

Semester Seven (Fall)

1105-480 Level Interdisciplinary Art I
________ Art History Elective
________ Studio Elective

Semester Eight (Spring)

1105-481 Level Interdisciplinary Art II

In addition to the listed studio requirements, Interdisciplinary Art students must also take an additional 12 credits of elective courses. These may include additional Art History or studio art classes. Please note that these electives are not the same as your General Education Requirements.

The University has specific requirements for all four-year programs, to be integrated into your regular course of study to complement your major;

Foreign Languages 6 credit hours
Philosophy 3 credit hours
Fine Arts* 3 credit hours
English Composition 6 credit hours
(completed in the first 2 years)
Literature/Advanced Writing 6 credit hours
Social Sciences** 6 credit hours
(3 of which completed in the first 2 years)
Mathematics*** 6 credit hours
(3 of which completed in the first 2 years)
Natural Sciences**** 6 credit hours
(3 of which completed in the first 2 years)

*Selected from outside the major: music, drama, dance.

**Social Science courses may be selected from the offerings in Psychology, Sociology, Economics, History, Social Welfare, Geography, Political Science, and Urban Studies. Students enrolled in the 2-year program may substitute one 3-credit course in Philosophy for the required Social Science.

***Only Mathematics courses numbered MATH-100 and above.

****Lab courses only

IMPORTANT NOTE: In addition to the listed general education courses, students working toward the B.A. must select 4 credit hours from one of the following: Physical Education, Health, Personal and Community, Speech, or an additional Natural Science.

ART EDUCATION MAJORS must also complete the requirements of the Education Department for the intended teaching level.